We talk with Warwick Thornton about his film The Darkside, which includes a sequence exploring the history of the NFSA building as the former Australian Institute of Anatomy where Indigenous remains were once kept and studied.

We talk with Warwick Thornton about his film The Darkside, which includes a sequence exploring the history of the NFSA building as the former Australian Institute of Anatomy where Indigenous remains were once kept and studied.
Binny Lum was known for her friendly, conversational style, and her programs were popular for their interviews with Australian and international personalities.
Film Location Scout and Location Manager Robin Clifton passed away on 1 November 2013, following a battle with cancer.
For World Television Day, Frances Baldwin talks to Hal McElroy and looks at TV highlights from his 40-year producing career.
On 21 October 1974 Canberra's cyclists took to the streets in protest. Watch how it was reported by the news of the day.
Curator Sally Jackson researches famous faces and fashions of the 1896 Melbourne Cup.
The Excursion to London panorama toy is a pre-cinema artefact that reveals much about the intimacy of 19th century family life.
Oral History manager Ken Berryman farewells the star of the 1946 Australian epic The Overlanders, Daphne Campbell, who passed away on 15 October 2013 at the age of 89.
We celebrate Home Movie Day (19 October) with a home movie time capsule about kid's parties (1909 to 1950).
The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia acknowledges Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and live and gives respect to their Elders both past and present.